AGA Response to The Atlantic Article about Natural Gas Cooking
On October 15, 2020 The Atlantic ran “Kill Your Gas Stove: They’re bad for you, and the environment. If you…
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Assessing the Value of Natural Gas Storage
New research shows that surging demand for energy has created an urgent need for more natural gas storage. In Assessing the Value of Natural Gas Storage: A Strategic Asset for Grid Reliability, System Resilience and Operational Flexibility in a Changing Energy Landscape, emerging pressures on natural gas infrastructure are highlighted because of rapidly increasing demand for energy, including from data centers and a resurgence of American manufacturing.
AGA Seeks Guidance from Chemical Safety Board on Incident Reporting Rule
On Oct. 6, AGA submitted a letter requesting that the Chemical Safety and Hazard (CSB) clarify that natural gas transportation…
AGA NWP 12 Coalition Files Brief in 9th Circuit Challenging District Court Order on NWP 12
On Sept. 16, AGA joined in the NWP 12 Coalition Brief in Northern Plains Resources Council v. Corps demonstrating why…
Performance Benchmarks for Natural Gas Utilities
Natural gas utility financial and operation performance metrics are presented by year (in three-year intervals) and by company type (investor-owned…
Cooking with Gas: Indoor Air Quality and Residential Gas Ranges and Stoves
Are there documented risks to respiratory health from the use of natural gas stoves? The available body of scientific research…
AGA Evaluation of Report Health Effects from Gas Stove Pollution
AGA has conducted a review of Health Effects from Gas Stove Pollution. The paper evaluates and responds to the eight…
Benefits to the Economy through the Direct Use of Natural Gas
Over 69 million American households rely on natural gas utilities to provide energy to appliances inside their homes. Another 5.7…